Thursday, 27 September 2012
Last Friday, Macon Early College concluded Spirit Week by having a "Principal Gibbs Look-A-Like" day.
The event was planned without Principal Todd Gibbs’ knowledge.
Students and staff participated by wearing long sleeve button-up shirts, khaki pants, ties with attached pens, and Principal Gibbs name tags.
Sheriff Robbie Holland presented certificates of appreciation and participation to eight Franklin High School students chosen to participate in Boys and Girls State program sponsored by The American Legion.
When a child receives a book, she gets far more than a colorful story. When you give a child a book, you are giving him a gift that can inspire a lifelong love of reading, which will undoubtedly increase the child's proficiency and competency in the classroom. Reading at an early age helps a child bond with the adults who read to her. In addition to building strong personal connections, being read to at an early age improves the opportunity for a child to make important connections between images, words and sounds, which will build her vocabulary during the crucial period of early brain development.
Group shines light on U.S. most important document.
